10 famous places in Barcelona: top attractions and must-see places

Described as Antoni Gaudí's most important work in Barcelona, ​​the basilica fascinates travelers with its eye-catching appearance. After the famous architect undertook the construction of the basilica in 1883, he made radical changes in its design. Known as the Church of the Holy Family, the building is popularly known as the unfinished church. Although the construction of the building was left unfinished after Gaudí's sudden death, the existing parts are of great interest.

Park Güell, designed by Gaudí inspired by nature, is located on Carmel Hill. When the construction of the planned 60-house project was not completed according to the wishes of Eusebi Güell, the area was turned into a park. While visiting the park, you can also visit the "Casa Museu ‌Gaudi" where a collection of furniture and objects designed by Gaudi is displayed.

You can get detailed information and have the opportunity to tour the station by joining the guided tours of Camp Nou, which is the stadium of Barcelona football club and resembles a temple for football fans. When you enter the museum section during the tour, you can closely observe the works of artists such as ‌Dali, ‌Miro and ‌Taples, along with the trophies won by the football team.

While walking around the Plaza de Catalunya, you can take time to see another work of Gaudi's signature, Casa Batllo. The Catalan architect was inspired by Monet's Water Lilies series when designing the building's exterior.

Casa ‌‌Mila, located near Plaza Catalunya, is another Gaudi work that adds grandeur to the city with both its interior and exterior architecture. Some of the master architect's drawings, photographs, and designs are displayed in the ‌Espai‌Gaudi gallery located in the building named after Pere Mila.

Barri Gothic, a historically significant area of ​​Barcelona, ​​was founded by the Romans under the name Barcino in the 1st century BC. The most beautiful works of Gothic architecture brought to Barcelona in the 14th and 15th centuries are located in this region. It is close to other attractions such as Baarri Gotic, La Rambla Street, Catalunya Square, and La Ribera Street, where you will enjoy spending time in pleasant cafes and restaurants while walking around.

During a trip to Barcelona, ​​you must see the shows right in front of the National Art Museum of Catalonia on Montjuic Hill. You will feel like you are in another world while watching the impressive show of the waters dancing to the music.

After the panoramic view from Montjuic Castle, your next destination might be Tibidabo. You can enjoy this place even more with the historical texture provided by the Temple Expiatori del Sagrat Cor church while enjoying the magnificent city view from the top.

Catalan Music Palace (Spanish: Palau de la Música Catalana) is a concert hall located in the La Ribera district of Barcelona. In 1997, this hall was accepted into the "List of World Heritage Sites" of UNESCO and was built for the "Orfeo Catala Choir", which had an important place in the Catalan Renaissance Movement (Renaixença). To get here, you can join an internal tour or buy a concert ticket.